And we didn't leave our subways behind. It was always a concern that people wanted to feel safe and be safe on our subway system, in the subway system. And July was a recorded low [for subway safety], including when you take away the two pandemic years, it was the lowest in recorded history. Once you remove those two pandemic years when we didn't have that ridership. But you know, public safety is more about more than just crime stats. It's about how people are feeling. (03:43–03:53)
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